False advertising - Immunisations not really a benefit.

An advantage or profit gained from something. ‘enjoy the benefits of being a member’. This is benefit according to the OXFORD. Now I would like to know how can Momentum call their Immunization program a Benefit. They cover a child until the age of 6. Their cover definition states "As required by the Department of Health". This is not a benefit seeing that these are given free by the government. Giving something that is already free can not be seem as a benefit. I would like Momentum to explain this and how this is a benefit for me. I had to pay for the MMR(Omzyta) and meningitis(Menactra) immunisations. It cost me over R800. If Momentum promotes preventative care and coverage of immunisation until age six. Then this does not make sense.

Regards